I am trying to install these and i noticed that there is a air tube that runs to our flex pipe on the stock exhaust. On the HP Header, there is an insert for this air tube but it is coming right off the exhaust. For those who installed these, how did you go about installing the air tube? I am assuming that if i place the rubber on the hole and clamp it the heat will almost instantly melt it. Am I suppose to weld a pipe from that piece to the check valve? Any help is appreciated....thanks.
Jerrome
_____________________________________________ Jerrome B. 1995 GSX - Race 1997 GST - Drive 1995 GST - Who the hell knows
#36866, "RE: HP Racing Header Question?" In response to Reply # 1
There is an open recall on the '95s to remove the PSAI. Go to a dealership and have that taken care of. Then just get a plumbing cap to plug the spot on the header. -=B-=
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#36867, "RE: HP Racing Header Question?" In response to Reply # 2
Thanks......I just called the dealership and found out i have two recalls that need to be taken care of on my car. I guess i should have check on this when i first brought it. What kind of cap do i need or what is it called? And where can i get one?
_____________________________________________ Jerrome B. 1995 GSX - Race 1997 GST - Drive 1995 GST - Who the hell knows
#36868, "RE: HP Racing Header Question?" In response to Reply # 2
What am I supposed to do with all the wiring and tubing left hanging? When i disconnect them i get a CEL. Am I supposed to just leave it there hanging?
_____________________________________________ Jerrome B. 1995 GSX - Race 1997 GST - Drive 1995 GST - Who the hell knows
#36869, "RE: HP Racing Header Question?" In response to Reply # 4
I don't have a 95 but I think with the recall the dealership removes everything and then flashes your ecu to update it. I THINK that if you do it yourself that you are sopposed to leave it plugged in.